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> when you are pushing to the output stream, then it should come out as </i>
> and not &lt; /i &gt;
> 
> -Corey Haines

_please_ don't recommend that people use d-o-e unless you know that they
are in one of the very special cases when it makes sense to use this.
disable-output-encoding is specified in the XSLT rec as being non
portanle, and there are many cases when it does not work, even when it
does appear to work it is usually a sign that the stylesheet is not
working the way XSTL was intended to work.

XSLT is constructing a node tree, if you think of trees rather than of
the textual representation then it does not make sense to generate just
the beginning or just the end of a node.

David
 

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